Why people will be more unhappy and poor

Humanity has been in constant war since time immemorial. Could we consider why we replace the term "dictator" with "president" and "parliament"? After all, when we go to vote, no one tells us that there will be a war. We bear responsibility for the misinformation we've received. Conflicts don't start that way. Someone is always ready. Or there is an interest in having conflicts. With a bare ass, what can someone do? Nothing. So someone paid him and, most importantly, provided him with weapons. In the past two years, almost all countries have increased their arms budgets. What follows is that reducing other features improves the citizen's condition. All other things—education, health care, infrastructure, subsidizing food, and others—have no way to improve. Not to mention research centers that need more money to discover better medicines and everything needed for better living.  It affects almost every family. In a word, the common man has no fault. It's primarily businesses connected to politicians that are responsible for these actions.  I am definitely sure that few people want to go to war. I don't know what the solution is. But one is upbringing from childhood. The other might be games like the Olympics in a certain place where those who have bad thoughts can gather and shoot each other.  But from year to year, instead of improving the state of the countries, it will get worse. It is not clear; for example, if a small country with a small budget buys a hundred tanks, WHAT IS THE EFFECT?  Five planes or something. Wouldn't it be better to create a single global military organization?  All countries should participate in this organization. If a problem emerges, the specific country should suppress it. However, this is an idealistic view.

My opinion is that anyone who wakes up in the morning and breathes and can fulfill his duties is rich

When people feel poor, it is often because they are living in poverty or near poverty. Poverty can be caused by various factors, including low incomes, lack of education and skills, limited access to jobs, and high costs of living. Mindset can also play a role in how people perceive their financial situation. Those who think they can't get ahead or that money is evil are more likely to feel poor, even if they're not. The economy also plays a role in how people feel about their finances. When the economy is struggling, people are more likely to feel poor, even if their personal financial situation has not changed. Ultimately, it is a combination of these factors that can lead people to feel poor. Poverty is a complex issue with no easy solutions. However, understanding the causes of poverty can help create policies and programs that make a difference. 

 I think anyone who wakes up, breathes, and does their job is rich. A person is considered physically rich when they are in good health and possess all the necessary organs for their survival.

He is mentally rich when he knows that his daily diet contains enough calories for his body's energy. He feels financially wealthy when he engages in his favorite activity for the day. Everything else falls into the category of luxury and greed. I also open a bracket for those who help others with their earnings. We admire the monks, but we want everything that everyone else has. Human desires have no end. And Mother Nature has given us air, water, sun, earth, and everything else we need to live for free.

Sezgin Ismailov